Good morning Prince George, grab your coffee and sip on this.
15 MLA’s from rural BC came together to talk about issues in their ridings, with forestry being top of mind. They presented a plan with 5 ways to help forest-dependent communities.
Northern Health wants to remind the public to be wary of Blue-Green Algae in lakes this summer. The bacteria can cause nausea, fever, diarrhea and other symptoms if in contact with or ingested. Symptoms usually last between 1-2 days.
Two kittens and seven adult cats were found abandoned in storage bins in a vacant property in Prince George. The emaciated, urine and feces covered cats were discovered by the property owner who contacted the SPCA, the cats are expected to live.
The little Mr.PG figurines sold around the city aren’t just figurines, they give back to the community. The profits made from the figurines go towards providing support and services to people with special needs in Prince George through AimHi.
As water recedes the Cariboo Regional District, and the Cariboo Regional District Emergency Operations Centre turned their focus on damage assessments and are now shifting towards recovery. The floods inundated hundreds of kilometres of the region, damaging buildings, hay fields and irrigation channels.
